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WEEKLY WOOL SUMMARY. z
Foreign Competitioni In Fabrics Keepin
tt5 Wool Huysrs and Growers Apart.

Brlds.rtsts, July 10. y N i'7as, 4 II Z VII
Wool continues quiet East and West,
with q generally easy feeling In the vari.
Gus markets. This ID due ID part to the
stringency Of money. Manufacturers In
New England and tho Middle States are
not stocking up 10 any extent, while the
weaker holders are anxioua to soil In or.
der to raiue funds wherewith to meet ma.
turing obligations. Sslea OF large amounts,
whether In The Interior or on the sea.
board, conld only be made Of concessions.
Dealers In Boston, New York and Phila.
delphia are receiving many requesta for
bids from Western holders, and advances
on consignments appear to be Of smaller
amounts than uaual. II the manufacture.
eis adhere TO their present policy for two
or three weeks longer moro general real.
izing will DO inevitable. ''2%5E
The market 10 sleo dull by reneon OF tho
continued uncertainty as TO the course OF
lightweight WOODEN fabrics. These have not
yet bean opened TO any extent, but go far
90 they have been offered, principally che.
yiots.i values are reported as 8 to 10 per
tuAt lcpo VIVA lbbt Sehs 3utclkh SULApe'
tition proves too keen. Purchaser for
consumption appear likely 10 continue
restricted until something definite has
been brought out about the stylsa which
are to be In demand and the values to be
obtained. The London sales closed Thufs.
day. Tho market has been generally we'll
sustained under active competition from
Eaglish and Continental buyers, together
with purchases Of come extent for this
country, chiefly by mill agsnts. The firm.
meas which has prevailed on the other
side Is In decided contrast with the weak.
meas here. The Boston market is dull,
buyers operating cautiously aud to a limit.
cd amount In the aggregate. b
But little Ia doing in fine fleeces, the
demand being confined, In great measure,
10 medium sorts. There has been fair
request for B supers. The tone Of the
trade Is barely atesdy. No great weak.
ness haa appeared, and, on the other hand,
no tendency toward an advance. The
new clip Ia arriving In abundant quantities,
but 10, 10 some extent, held out OF the
market. Current quotations for leading
descriptions arc as follows in comparison
with lsat year: 953f ya.,
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TRUSTEES SALE,

l. T..
T7RUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE
! n REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, NAE
SHALL COUNTY. n 5, - =
!. By virtue OF deed Of trust made by James A.
Rico TO the undersigned trustee. dated on the 1t.
day oil June, In the year 1851 and recorded In Ii.
office OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of Marshal
county, West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book NJ
4. folio o. will seal at public auction at the ltor
door OF the Court Houss Of Marshall county,
SATURDAY. :ith DAY OF sEprEM Der. lss7 .
commencing at ten O'Clock A. NJ, 4 certain ttscta
land situate on the waters Of Hickman. a b,ancs
Of Fish creek, In Marshall county, West Virginia
and bounded as follows beginning at a hicko1
corner TO said Rice III the Marshall and wetze cors
" line north S9k4' west !4s poles to stone ple!,
Eiaw's line: thence north 80 east cox poes to
stake and ". o. bush IN road. an egteed corss
between Peterson, Rice and Flaw: tnerCe SOUL
Sl1aowest . poles to Stone near the road; theme
north 6fe west 20 poles to ttoue thence south e.
west "A poles 70 an oak; thence south 25o west U
poles toa hickory; thence north $50 ives! 2lpola
to W. Q corner between Rtee and Eiaw: theme
south So west I0l?s poles 10 bush corner Of Vi.
cntine Broman: thence north A poles to a stos.
within one rod OF B sugar married. Us a eor1g,
thence north 4i0west Il poles to stone III a Bees
unc'norln 2s4o east 50 poles to stone near rits
thence south Gie east 53 poles 10 ", o.; ihera
st1aa' eas! 10 poles TO W O.; thence moth ~ e
66 poles 10 drain: thence north s2' east q pod
70 req OAK tnenee norm IL east W poles 10
rcd oak; thence north So east 70 poles 10 bu.;
thence north 3'o east IS poles to n sugar; theua
south t4' east 1856 poles 10 the temporary line and
with the same south 90 east 255 poles to The best
ming, containing four hundred md seven acta
and thrcc-fou1ths OF an acre. be the same mo,ex
less. - ',.sal ~ glas.sl5sar5g
TERMS OF SALE-one-hali OF the pu,ch3.
money aud as much more as the purchaser maj
elect 10 pay. cash, and tho residue Iii Que year wild
interest thereon from the Gay OF sale, the pa.
chaser 10 give bis note with approved security sa4
the title TO BIO retained or deed OF trust glyena
secure the deferred payment.
TILE believed 70 be good but selling AZ trustee
will only sell and convey such title rs Is vested
me. JOHN J. JONES,
je20 - "54I 45.,tls tal slEf Trustee
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HOWARD-At tho Convent OF the Good Shepherd,
Baltimore. I'D, on Saturday Jnly 1G, 1851, nt 7
O'Clock NJ, SISTER MARY AUGUSTINE, daugh.
TER Of Mary and Of the late John Howard, aSed
q years +t .5 ri r-5a, -
Interment at St. Peters Cemetery. Baltimore, Nd
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the children. They arc especially liable
70 sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee ( A ckera'
English Remedy positive cure. Itsayes
hours Of anxious watching, Sold BY Lo-
gan & 90. and g, Menksmeller, -
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School Tactics" is handy little book
which should be Of aervice to teachers Of
echoolu and gymnastic exercisea. It is
edited by Psof. Wa. A. Sseches, OF Gin
cinnati, and 10 the result OF his own exps.
rience in practical school and gymnasium
work. The tactics are freely illustrated
with diagtams for the instruction OF the
teacher ITm. A. Stecher, 90 Calhoun
street, Cincinnati. ~
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SPECIAL NOTIFIES.
q. < "a r ID,

81 4 all who are suffering from tho errors and
indiscrctionso OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood. &c, Will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHANGE. ThIsgrcat
rcmedywas discovered by u missionary In South
America. Send 4 self.addressod envelope TO the
Rgv. JOSEPH n. IN,rAS Station n. S,,r York Cit,,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
IT OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
~ COUNTRY RESIDENCES. near Kim C,rors

~ SouNinl hEoiuENOES, near Kiln Grove
Pursuant 10 the decree OF the CtrcuI, Court A,
Ohio county, VIVA, entered on tho frst lAr NJ
Juno 1857, In the suit In chanccry pending IN tsd
Court between MARY X. CgACRApf, painti1 s"d
Key MCDONALD AND OTHERS defendants, the t I'm.
special commissioner for the purpose, viii on
e THURSDAY, the 2lst DAY or JULY, 1857,
commencing at ten o'clock 4. NJ. sell at public hro
tlon upon tho premises 10 tho highcS, bidder. IN
Lots or parcels Of land numbered respectively ,nS
ilelusiYe, the location and dimensions whereof m
more particularly shown by the plat thereof aId
parcels Of land arc part OF the subdivisions All
K shown on the plat oil the subdivision, Of ibe
Shepherd estate recorded III Deed Book numha,S
81, page b73, in the Clerks office Of the Conntv
Court oi said county, which Subdivisions K and
were conveyed 10 Abner Key by Daniel q, lii AMI
Daniel Lam b as special commissioners, BY dr.S
dated the 18th day Of May, 1870, and recorded ii
the last mentioned Clerks Office In Decd Boos
numbered 81 page 2i7. ~
out on the first mentioned plat, or ln parcels nf.SM
lots, or MS q whole, aS may seem most jndIcloU,
Tho undersigned Is authorized By said decree ID
sell said land, or any parcel thereof. at ptva,e
sale, subject 10 confirmation By said Circuit Conn
and respectfully soitefts bids therefor I'll writing h
DO lled with him before sale
IS TRIMS OF BALE Each puychaSer to nav /,
hand one sh|rd OF the 4Fchass money due By hin
and as much more as he may choose to psy, and
the residue, II any, In two equal insAlmens besr.
lug Interest rom the day o! sale md parable re
with good security to be given Tor the deferred In
stalmens and the legal Lille 10 be retained as Ip'.
ther security until payment III full
~ "a u - 5ts3}. lg5tr5t DANIEL LAMg
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human nature Of .hooe spoiled darlinss Of

human nature OF thooe epolied earnings 81
the popular fancy,
Thekfa, the heroine, 10 a loyeable girl, Of
great vocal talent, Translated from the
simplicity Of her Bayarian mountain
homo 10 the great world Of Vienna, vel.
coined as a prodigy, her rapid rise 10 pro.
feseslonal and social position does not
mar the sweet simplicity OF her character
nor blunt The high sense oil duty which Is
the controlling motive Of her lie. Mr..
Armstrong has told IN entirely possible
story. told 1t we'll and gracefully. He de-
yelops an unuaually full and choice vo.
cabulary Of which he makes excellent use.
j No one will read the opening pages OF
'Thekla' without being led pleasantly to
the end, for while 1t Ia void OF excitement,
1t 10 never dull or commonplace. The
book Is euccess, and lis young author Ia
to be congatnlated.-J. b. Hppincoa &
Co., Philadelphia. '(3 3i1a
DR.. Fredrico' . Garlands' q excellent work,
"The Philosophy Of Words" gave us &C.
caslon to remark the pleasing character OIL
hiu style and the Importance Of the serv.
Ice rendered by contributing his share to
make the popular study OF language more
a diveraion than labor. We have now,
in tho same fruitful field, and from the
same accomplished pen, 1.-THE Fortunes oil
Words" In the flowing form OF letters to
q lady. In following these fortunes many
surprises are met. For, example, bore is
the organ root AK. Who would suppose
that from this We derive our eye, our
sgue (''shakes" and our acid, oven our
equestrian Who will detect ut once the
relationship between the photograph, tel
ephone, phenomenon, epiphany, or dc.
rive them all from the primitive root BHA?
| Roots arc 80 important a part Of Ian
guage that DR.. Garando hopes that we
shall have dictionaries In which words
shall DO arranged, hot alphabetically, but
by their roots. About four hundred para.
graphs would suffice, enabling US to take
In at o glance the filiation OF each root.
| In forty or fifty days, he says, taking
ten roots day, we could 20 oyer the
whole field Of any language. From this
would follow tho systematic study OF the
dictionary, now but casually looked into.
DR.. Garlando does not pride himself on
being "slans'-h h!er. He would admit
90 much Of the "slapg" as Is picturesque,
general in Its application aud decent, and
no would make no apologies for using It,
1t is pleasure to commend "The For
tunes OF Wordo' and, to those who have
not read 1t, "rhe Philosophy OF Wordsn
two wonderfully entertaining and in.
atructiye books, the perfection Of "much
in little. I'd. LorcH & Co., Neg York;
Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
e. VI.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Z. - 3 d i
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust made by Louis ftt;
and Anna Fuhr, his wife, to mo as trustee dA.d
March u. ISL recorded In tho Office OF the C!eti
OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
ginis. III Deed OF Trust Hook No q, page Il, vii
sell at the front door OF the Court AouLe Of SAL
county, on s.s5s 3, + J5.g-7'' .G1, 9-g
SATURDAY, tho 9th DAY or AUGUST. $751;
commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. ~. tho following te
scribed real slate, situated In the Eighth w&tda
the city Of Wheeling, IN the county OF Ohio AID
State Of West Virginia. aud dtsigua,ed az the b;
numbered sixteen In square numbered cightetc,
on The plat Of the addition TO said city Of Wheel.
Ink laid out by sptigg and Ritohle.
4 TERMS OF sAIE-One.third and as much moreu
the purchaser elects to pay In cash, on tho dayd
sale, the balance In two equal in.talneuts ps,lsa
IN one and two years from the day OF sale with D.
terest from that day, tho purchaser 10 give "
note Tor the deferred payments, and secure 10
Same by deed OF trust upon the property and II
sirauce policies upon the buildings 10 the sat!ss
ton oil the trustee, Us 81 f5is. . gss--fg
The title Is believed good, but selling Is trustee!
shall convey only tho tito vested In me.
, :, =, :, 90. WI ". CoWDEE, Trustee.
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-, :, - ". = W. VVW UI-Nt IIutEte'
= W. II. HALLER, Auetioacer. III
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTH WARD

II PROPERTY. 5..53 III i -. T..
BY virtue OF Il deed OF trust made BY Austin
Maley and wife to me as trustee. dated septcmk:
J, 1SGt and recorded ~ the office Of the i9eFk Of
the County Court Of Ohio County, West Virgins,
In Deed oil Trust Book No. u. page 6ll, shall &l
at the tront door Of the Court House Of said COLI
ty, on lr72ii'4s, s-'s,f77I-l, TO-
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY Of AUGUST, ISL
commencing at 10 8'elack 4. ~, all tbs! paii q
lots numbered ninG aud ten IN Chlplue and EDsi
addition to tho city Of Phecltng, bounded aadte
scrlbed as follow: Beginning at a point AID y
the centre OF the brick division wall on the motif
erly side OF Twenty third street, and seyeniyoes
ieet edstwardly from the northeast corner Of HAl.
and Iwenty't third streets: thence northwaidytM
parallel with Water strcat 10 feet to tho touiheJ
Side OF ten foot aley.way aud with the Sat idea
SAID alley'way eastwardly sixteen and elgat
twel1ths feet TO tho Townsend line, and with ny
line touthwardly and parallel with Wafer strs'
seVenty.two and n!ne.twclfths feet: thence eer
wardly and parallel with Iwcnty.thitd ttteel ~
feet; thence .ou,hwardly and parallel With Wns
street lnrly nine aud threc-twc!fthS fet 70 ~
northeriy line OF Twenty.thltd street; aud wy
the lame westwardly twenty-five AID es2f
tweifths feet to the beginning.
lERAa OF SALE One. third, and as much MORT
tho purchaser may elect, cash on the day Of ~
the balance tn two equal iustatimeHis parable u
one and two years IRON the day Of sale Wild .as,
est from that date the purchaser TO give MS tVxs
ior the DEL rred payments and SECURE theSsmeSs
deed OF trust ufon The property anu lnsu5'AA.Gi
policies upon the buildings TO the satsacaoa~
The trustee ~ ~ I4g;5 ~
The title Is believed good, but selilns G iI1'T1i
shall convey only the title vested III me 0! uN
deed Of trust. ~ e@E'r
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- I.915-7 IS rs =. bpCCIl COMnlSN0neE
I hereby certify that Daniel Lamb, tho aboyo
named special commissioner, has given bond in
the penalty and with surely required by law aud
the said decree. 81 - =. !, 80. - =
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~, 4. T,I-.- y n" ". T. UUDBfNpI TIT .It
Nv. II. HALLgR. Auc,ioucpr. W.
NRUsTEEs SALE OF SIXTH WASD

TRUSTEEs SALE OF SIXTH WaSp
Z n PROPERTY. ~ ..'.L
8 b. virtue Of a deed Of t,us. made by Frederic
William Englehard and wife to me as M1,tJ
dated June 49, 1883. and recorded IN tho oIs
The Clcrk Of the County Court OF Ohio c9aa.,
West Virginia In Deed OF Trust Book No. ~ pns
10 shall tell at tho ftout door Of the Court A'''
OF said county, on Gg @
tho 13!h DAY Of AUGUST Nhp
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, the north olfIsI
o. lot No forty !4N. situacd on The west SGs
Chapline street between .Tweniy'lih t|ha' a.,
Twenty sixth tGth) streets formerly eaIea ,,,sa
shall and Division streets In the SIKH "hi1
city Of heeling being In whuis known a. I ~ ii
addition 10 the city OF Wheeling. together VIZ
tho appurtenarce uitA tho laid lAnl be!ohSl"e
In anyw!se sppertainiug. ,,,su
y TGkts OF SALE-Oncthird and AZ ulucn ' VI M
the purchaser may elect, cash on Inc dS! " {,
the balance III two equal irhtAlmcnT pE!s.ytS III.
one and two years from The day Ct sale WIZ H.a,
ct from that date the purchAtcF 70 give
for the deferred payments and secue ;f s s,,sss
decd Of trust upon tho property ana i I1I,inn
policies upon the buildings 10 the As'sAe"'4
The trustee = Il ST 90 ,l...4 .--. ..,,,,
Tho title Is believed good, but selling o. u.Tsu
shall convey only the title vested IN mt " -
10 a .:ls.5j W. P. HUBBARD. T'thSs s
I h. w. HALLEh, Auclioueer. "'
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$SuNDAfs--LcAvo at 100 q. m. and run eyery
hour until 800 p N. Leave Wheeling part ats:o3
q. nj. aud run every hour until 10 p. m, except
Church Trains, which will leave tho PARK At 9:l5 n
n, aud Wheeling at L: liz p. m. ID -
apS0 ~ iEtleitF5r}a @. HIRSCH, SupoYIn tandcnt ii
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siHrT5n Har' - T.Hf.H .r.~.E. ID
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

No. l91 North Front street. Yoomed hor.,
ground 20 by 1856 feet. Price, sl,lN. 'ou'si
-Four Lots west bidc OF South Penn street. s,1
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& ,t,Ealf (, ~ =. z. i O. railroad. va
!. Belln!re 4 GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire Nt SAD 4. ~, arrives at BelIalrc at D. IN,
i Woodshe!d Passenger leaves gcllaire at Ado y,
m, arrives Al BellAire at $40 a. m. ID 5z"TsT
: summcrfeld Accommodation leaves Boiisire al
l:00 .. M arrives At BellaIre at lpI5 L. m y. ~.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HARDWARE Z STOCK AND FIX
IL TugEI for sale In beat location IN Grand
Rapids. Mich. Population Co 900, Will invoice
$500 10 slH0oo Three stories and basement.
Complete tin shop Rent o. Other business
ENGAGING my attention. WIN make liberal dis.
count 70 immediate purchaser. N. L. SWIFT: Is
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TAAYELERS' GUIDE.

a RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINs-0n and after July II, 1sS7-Exp1A-
NATION OF REFERENCE Marks. sDatly. i6undAy
excepted. MONDAY e1cep,od.-Esstern STANDARD
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
u REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, NAE
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No. 1sa South Penn ttrpot, foouied ftame hnv.,
with good stone foundation: ground 10xi2o. PriSSS
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VI 81 Aero Farm, four roomnd hcwcd log ho,,o
good granery corn.crih stable orchard OF loO t,acs
head Of Proctor creek, teyen mlles from ptos,o.
Station. on Ohio River railroad, can be- bouSS,
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Death Of Mrs. Skinner.

Mrs. Jessie Skinner, who for several
months had been suffering with a com
piication of diseases, died at Point OF
Rocks, eleven miles southeast Of this
place, on Wednesday morning, the 25th
inst.
This is the second time death has
crossed this family threshold in the past
two months; the husband ofthe deceas-
ed, Mr.. j. II. Skinner, whose death we
were called upon TO chronicle in March,
haying been first called to answer the
summons, is now followed by the wife,
which must complete deaths record in
this household, as no children, save an
adopted boy Of five years remains.
The adopted child will, we are in
formed, be sent to a sister Of the
deceased in California at AZ early day.
The funeral took place on Thursday
at Point Of Rocks, where the remains
were buried by the side Of her husband,
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Placer Sale.

William Peterson, who has been en-
gagged in placer mining Oh upper French
creek for several years, and who re-
Gently completed a bed rock drain at
Calamity bar, three miles above this
city, on French creek, has sold his en-
tire mining interests 10 Mr.. NJ. Me-
possession, and conduct mining opera
tons upon a more extensive scale than
has been the rule heretofore III this
locality. Mr.. Peterson has decided to
visit Oregon, where we hope he may be
even a more successful prospector than
he has been here, where he has ever
been regarded as the luckiest in The
lot.
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Order to Show Cause on Application OF Admins.
traitor for Order OF Sale OF Real Estate.

In Probate Court of the County Of Custer, Terri.
tory of Dakota.
In the matter of the Estate Of Geoge Middleton,
Deceased.
Order to show Cause on Application of Admin
istrator for order of sale oi Real Estate.
1t appearing 10 this Court, from the petition
this day presented and filed by Charles II. Nc
keeyer, the administrators of the eStat of George
Middleton, deceased, praying for an order of sale
Of certain real estate belonging TO said estate,
that it Is necessary for the best interests of the
said estate that such real estate should I've sold,
1t Is hereby ordered that the next of kin of the
said deceased, and all persons interested in the
said estate, appear before this Court Oh Monday,
the 10th day of June, 4. ID. 1857, at 10 O'Clock Il.
NJ, at the Court Room of said Court, ut Custer
City, Custer County, then and there 10 show
cause why an order should not be granted for
the sale Of such estate.
And IL is further ordered that a cony of this
order be published at least four successive weeks
before the day of hearing, In the Custer ChrOn,
lcle, a newspaper printed and published in said
Custer County.
CYRUS w. ROBBINS,
Probate Judge.
Dated May 23d, 1887.
First publication, May %.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

The Board of Trustees of the Dakota School
OF Mines VII, receive proposals at amy time be.
lore June 14th, 1887, at 2 O'Clock D. M, for fur.
nishing all materials and doing all work neces.
sary for the construction of a building to be
known AS the Metallurgical Laboratory at Rapid
City, Dakota, according to plans and specifica-
tons on file at the Office of the Secretary.
Bids must be accompanied by q guaranty Of
two or more responsible s%ureties, conditioned
that the successful bidder will enter into n con
tract To do the work. The Brick and Stone used
In the construction must be equal i'm quality To
Building.
The Building must be completed on or before
October 18th, 1887.
Payments will be made ont of the Territorial
Treasury from time to time I'm cash after one
fourth "a of the work has been completed, less
hfteen Q5l per cent. Of the yalne Of the work
done, which will be held until the contract Is
completed and the building accepted.
The Trustees reserve the right 10 reject any
and all bids.
A. j. SIMMONS,
President OF Board of Trustees, Dakota School
of Mines.
K. q. SPfLMAN, Secretary.
Dated Rapid City, May l4th, 1887.
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We regret that up to the hour Of GO
ing to press, we have nothing bnt vague
rumors upon which to base a statement
Of the result Of the election called for
the purpose of submitting the question
Of issuing bonds to the amount of
$4,000 for the erection Of a court house
and Jail at Hot Springs to a vote Of the
people or Fall River county. We be-
lieve it safe however to concede that the
bonds carried, as all reports indicate as
much. The that the Hot Springs
precinct cast l02 votes is not generally
credited here, as the supposed popula-
ton would scarcely warrant SO large a
vote; but upon a question Of such vital
Importance to the place, it is difficult to
measure the extent of her voting posi-
bilities. We hope to be able to furnish
our readers the result of the exciting
contest in a future issue.
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Methodist Church-The third quarter
" conference will meet this evening Ut
1880. The order of services for the Sab
bath will be as follows: Morning, Sab
bathschool at TO-, preaching service at
IL. Communion service at the close OF
the morning service. Evening, preach
ing service at s. Rev. James Williams,
superintendent Of the Mission, will
preach. We cordially invite all persons
to attend these services.
HENRY A. JAMES, Pastor.